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How did spotify create the problem of AI music becoming reality? They are basically a platform. I get disliking their business model (even if i don't share that opinion) but spotify did not create AI music generation. This is factually wrong

I think many employees close to Altman also went to strike or theaten to leave. But I think he's bad for the (now) company. They should've stayed non-profit

Back then they were still deep into research and the Open part in their name actually meant something. I don't like much about Musk but I feel like its true that they deceived people that supported their initial mission just to go private when the market went haywire for AI. I feel like them shedding their non-profit status shouldn't have been an option as so many people donated to them in good faith

Im also european but even in rural areas you tend to not have to drive american distances as often. Americans often consider anything below 3h drive a short drive (crazy right?)

What i said duh

I mean it kinda depends. If too much company money is spent on fake net traffic companies will see online ads with google arent working properly and be less willing to give them money. But it would have to become a real issue. one single person cant really break the system

Even if you got the full 1k that would never be enough to survive. Maybe a yearly stimulus check

I mean they still serve it the way they fuck over their customers

This is just an illustration and has nothing to do with the actual situation. Life vests are free in emergency. You're making a fuss over nothing.

Yeah thats basically the answer summed up in a wikipedia article

Honestly this is just basic economics. If theres less supply but the demand stays the same the prices will continue rising until the demand matches the supply. If you for example say "I will have to buy gas to commute no matter what to make it to work" and many people use fuel like that it will shorten supply and make the prices go higher until people use up less fuel. Ofc I know oil is used for more than just fuel for cars to commute but this is just an illustration.

Thats also why subsidizing the prices directly is highly ineffective as it doesn't actually mean there is more supply on the market and no incentive to save money. If people use a more limited supply of oil as if it was much as there is normally this will spike the prices again until supply and demand match again. Most likely direct subsidies go directly to the oil companies. And if many countries do this it turns into a bidding contest basically where every (except the oil companies that still supply) lose

Or discourse on German ever-late high speed trains